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SQRT[Z*Y] = SQRT [[Z11 + jZ12]*[Y11 + jY12]] = Z11*Y11 - Z12*Y12
+jZ12*Y11 +jY12*Z11 [I think I got all the terms correct.] So, the attenuation constant is still a complex number and it is dimensionless. In the transmission line equations the attenuation constant is multiplied by line length yielding an expression in Nepers [dimensionless] and radians [dimensionless]. Cecil Moore wrote: Dave wrote: Alpha and Beta got transformed into ? and j?. Gamma also got transformed into ?. Now it makes more sense. :-) What is scarey is that some browsers may display Greek characters correctly and some may not. What kind of bait are you throwing out about SQRT[Z*Y] ? Z is the distributed series impedance and Y is the distributed shunt admittance. The equation for the propagation constant is gamma = alpha + j*beta = SQRT(Z*Y). Doesn't multiplying an impedance by an admittance result in a dimensionless quantity? |
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